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Adjectives Describing Sensory Experiences - Adjectives of Weather

Weather adjectives describe the atmospheric conditions and phenomena occurring in a particular place and time, conveying attributes like "sunny", "rainy", etc.

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Categorized English Adjectives Describing Sensory Experiences
sunny
sunny
[Adjective]

very bright because there is a lot of light coming from the sun

Ex: It's a beautiful sunny day, perfect for a picnic in the park. 
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rainy
rainy
[Adjective]

having frequent or persistent rainfall

Ex: I like to listen to the sound of raindrops falling on the roof during a rainy day. 
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windy
windy
[Adjective]

having a lot of strong winds

Ex: He had to secure his hat due to the windy conditions. 
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shady
shady
[Adjective]

having limited sunlight, often due to obstruction from objects or clouds

Ex: The garden remained shady throughout the day because of the tall trees. 
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cloudy
cloudy
[Adjective]

having many clouds up in the sky

Ex: I carried an umbrella with me because the weather looked cloudy. 
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humid
humid
[Adjective]

(of the climate) having a lot of moisture in the air, causing an uncomfortable and sticky feeling

Ex: The humid weather made the air feel heavy and sticky. 
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bleak
bleak
[Adjective]

(of weather) unpleasantly cold and often windy

Ex: The bleak winter day was characterized by gray skies and biting winds. 
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foggy
foggy
[Adjective]

filled with fog, creating a hazy atmosphere that reduces visibility

Ex: She loves to take pictures on foggy days. 
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snowy
snowy
[Adjective]

‌(of a period of time or weather) having or bringing snow

Ex: We had a snowy weekend in the mountains, surrounded by beautiful white landscapes. 
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hazy
hazy
[Adjective]

(of air) difficult to see through because of heat, mist, or dust

Ex: The view of the mountains was hazy due to the heat rising from the valley. 
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stormy
stormy
[Adjective]

having strong winds, rain, or severe weather conditions

Ex: The stormy skies darkened as the approaching thunderclouds rolled in. 
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overcast
overcast
[Adjective]

(of weather or the sky) filled with a lot of dark clouds

Ex: Today's forecast predicts an overcast sky, with little chance of sunshine. 
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frosty
frosty
[Adjective]

(of the weather) having extremely cold temperatures that cause thin layers of ice to form on surfaces

Ex: They bundled up in warm coats and scarves to brave the frosty morning air. 
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mild
mild
[Adjective]

(of weather) pleasantly warm and less cold than expected

Ex: After weeks of cold, the mild day felt like a gift. 
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breezy
breezy
[Adjective]

having a gentle, refreshing wind

Ex: The day was breezy, with a gentle wind rustling through the trees. 
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misty
misty
[Adjective]

having a cover of mist that creates a soft, blurred look

Ex: The morning was misty, with a soft haze enveloping the landscape. 
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showery
showery
[Adjective]

having occasional or brief periods of rain

Ex: The forecast predicted showery weather throughout the day, with scattered rain showers. 
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thundery
thundery
[Adjective]

(of weather) having thunderstorms and lightning

Ex: The forecast warned of thundery weather with the possibility of severe storms. 
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blustery
blustery
[Adjective]

(of weather) characterized by strong, gusty winds

Ex: The forecast predicted a blustery day with winds reaching up to 40 miles per hour. 
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nippy
nippy
[Adjective]

(of weather) having a sharp, cold quality

Ex: The morning air was nippy, signaling the arrival of fall. 
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